Door open: 19.00, first performance 19.30 entrance 7, can be bought here.
This event will take place at Sexyland World, Noordwal 1, not at the Distelweg.
Door open: 19.00, first performance 19.30 entrance 7, can be bought here.
This event will take place at Sexyland World, Noordwal 1, not at the Distelweg.
Organised by Isadora Tomasi and Angeliki Tzortzakaki
Harbours have often been associated with toxic masculinity, obscure economic transactions, sex work, rough nightlife and excess, but can they also be seen as spaces to rest, loiter, welcoming non-normative behaviours?
“Mooring the Docks” thinks of the harbour as a space that can potentially question its shaping of social interactions, gender and performativity.
Taking this as a starting point for the first performance event organised by de Ruimte at Sexyland World, Isadora Tomasi and Angeliki Tzortzakaki invited SonOfMom, Pennie Key and Loradeniz to present their work.
French Speaking Swan: I am a weapon of mass destruction
SonOfMom presents a work by Pavlos Marios Ktoridis performed by Bess Kuil
Pavlos Marios Ktoridis and Bess Kuil, finding a common ground on the research interests of masculine versus feminine energy the two artists continue to investigate through this work hyperbolic physical expressions associated with masculinity, femininity, strength, power, weakness, exhaustion. Both graduates of AHK de theaterschool 2016 and 2017 respectively continue to contribute to the field of performance. The first as a maker and host, the second one as a performer and dance teacher.
Pennie Key – Do You Hit Women?
Do You Hit Women? Is a piece about gendered bodies and their abilities. Is it OK for a man to fight a woman? What are the boundaries of consent? What are the boundaries of violence? Join us to see Pennie exploring the strengths and limitations of the/her female body.
“Hitting women, then, becomes the physical expression of men’s re- worked gender habitus, forged through the shared histories of men and women learning how to fight together, and therein learning to engage with one another outside of the bounds of typical, patriarchal gender norms.”- Alex Channon.
Pennie Key (Penelope Koliopoulou). Multidisciplinary artist, born in Athens. She lived in London during the 2010s and received her MFA in Fine Arts from Goldsmiths in 2016. She is currently based in Amsterdam where she’s a 2020-2021 resident at the Rijksakademie. Her work is largely about power dynamics, sexuality, and gender. It’s intimate, intense, and personal. She has a make-do aesthetic and prefers to use cheap, democratic materials, such as tape and photocopies. Important part of her research comes from practicing Martial Arts and various forms of Sex Work.
Loradeniz – DJ set
Loradeniz is an Istanbul-born and raised, Amsterdam-based music artist with an authentic heart and a true raver’s spirit. She flexes her triple-threat skills as a pianist, producer, and DJ with a master in sound design & a bachelor in music production as a technical foundation as well as her studies in the conservatory in classical piano.
Loradeniz started to look for her own sound when she settled In Amsterdam after finishing her studies in music. Being a long-time music digger and having a background in classical music to composing contemporary music, scoring for screen to singing, she separates herself from many others. She plays a monthly show at Radio TNP and is regularly featured on other radios. Check out her released music, well-crafted and musical journey that shows her storytelling abilities covering experimental, ambient, electro, breaks, wave, and more.